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stoutfellowI remember, as a child, persuading myself that a light sleeper was someone who could be awakened by light (e.g., by turning on a lamp), whereas a sound sleeper could only be awakened by sound.
Does anyone else remember making similar, perfectly reasonable but utterly wrong, linguistic interpretations?
Does anyone else remember making similar, perfectly reasonable but utterly wrong, linguistic interpretations?
